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Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
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CEASUN 1ss7-UHARLE5 KYLE, THE
y we'll known ice cream MANUFACTURER, s
prepared to furnith ioe cream OF the vory
best quality. There Is no improvement or
economy Of mlpufa,ture Suggested or 40
compiished bS skilled ex oertence that We
have not:embodied In producing ths pure J.,
unad ulterAte foe creaU, his spaciou1 and
elegant parlors are now open, and you are
respectfully invited TO call and see him.
Polite and accommodating attendants Will
ders by mail or otherwise, whether large or
81 all quantiiiep, will receive prompt atten-
tlon. Thankful fer pas; fAvors respect
fully solicit a share Of your patro saRe.
OHAS. KYLE, N. h. corner OF SIKH and
Uran streets. iva
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND and his
vile have bean paying . visit 10 Miss
Bose Elisabeth Cleveland, the Presi-
dents teetotal sister, st Holland Pat
emit, New York. He surprised some
farm hands In the vicinity by being in
troduced ~ the President Of the United
States. or course there wore no Union
soldiers about, or the Presidents visit
would not have been 20 pleasant, % the
sight Of veteran 10 him has about the
same effect rcd rag has when flashed
In the face Of mad bull.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
nIsdslpAh, Whansua 4 ysIlnsIs } hs|l'at

PAuodolpAh, Vmoineua eeItls's HsHs0s
Juns 18th, 1887.
Tfaanswfu leave WilminGtoe - x?.ieWG
rh!lsd.lPni. Iszpr:s'il; e 3 \, i; q =, Ii 4 II 49,
sssenmodss,sn, ! 10. q %. ! q, 10 q .. n-
asS, I %, 20, %, 10 30 p: 2.
For Ohsgtsr lsxprsssl. ".
ety, lisA II u q n, ,a"' sn's " ana u"
p Aneoonnod..,ea, 70, ,ca!H 81. ua
= N. 2N. %. @. Q 10 and 10 % p. n.
Nsw York, %, ~ tAo. 30, !oo, ~
10 o.. II IL .. m, sl2 -, %, , II ~. 'ssA
X scr = Ws!s q K 6n.s.sr, n via Lamokin. 80 ans
SIS Q. m, 80 and 90 p. M.
Tor Newark (Oentrc) and intofmediAs,
stations, u Q. m, Il 70 and n p: n.
Baltimore and intermediate slations, ~ W
.. M, . " and IL SS p. m.
Baltimors and Bay Line, v p m...
baltimore and Washington, ! y, y, y
10 0s, II 90 Q. m, Il %, sllS. 90 AlA, slo,
% 10 and Z ESP. m.
Trains for Delaware Uvinon leevS 1f; q.
New Castle, %, 30 .. NJ, II y, 2se, y w.
2S p. N. and II Of night.
0sofgetowA and Loves, - D n, ana u"
FOR Rshoootn, 30 =. m. and $50 tEx.
pls sss,9rd E Il siEzp...s, s.Y:n: ...... , 9,
Halrins ton, Dslmar and way statfons,s se
s1p!..: =; !. j IL + Harrington, 4 $50 . N. ws,
E1prss. ior Dover, Harrington snd Del
mar, IL 0S night.
franklin Oity. % 3 10.
Express for 0spe Ohasles, Old Point Gem
fort and Nerfolk, Il es night.
Leave PhiiadslphiA, Broad ssrses. 10,
Wilmington (exprossl, II %, eeo, !0, ~,
Q 10, 10 %, Ii Is, IL 81 .. n. . 10, so1. Z o.
90, Q o9, SCI, o07, 81, IL 70 p. N.
Accommodation, 90, 10 % .. n. ~, . ~
u. Q n. Q % 10 o3 10 20 and II " .. N.
, SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadslphia (expressl, = 20. 2 ", Z ~,
u, . 10. II 81 Q. m. q, y and % p. 70
Accommodation, SIS .. M, 1910. las
10. 80, Z ", $50 p. m.
For Ohsster ierpress,, 1ls,s 70, II u .. m.
"a % and 10 p. m.
Accommodation, IL .. M, II 10, ~, 10
20 and 70 p: N.
,,ss ei i. FL 81 fsia {. a. ,;IR "a ss, To- az
For West 0hssssr, via LAmokin. slsa. m
r For d Gape Charles, Old Poin. Oonfsrs an,
Norfolk IL 206 night.
FOR New UastIe, Middlstown, Clayton
Dover, Harrington. Sssford, Laurel An
Baitimsrs ana washington, ., Z q, %
10 os Am. II 90, $3.50, and y p. N. BAlti
/ ROtos D ", Anu IL 90 P'ms
Lssve PhiiadelphiS, broad sttoot fof W.
| mingtsn (exprsss), u %. 8 70. n, $40, II Il
| .. m. A0S 0 81, and IL %, p. n.
Accommodation, s8b, 10 - .. m, II 30, : o
e1o, Q - and IL ~ ,. m.
Trains marked thus (s)Are limited oVpfoo
upon which extrs fare 70 ehArged.
For further information pAsssngsrs Are 70
| fsrred 70 the ticket once at ths ssstion.
J. X. WUUG.
General Passenger Agents
OHAnLus =. YuGH General AAuASSr.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13

WILMINGTON Il nvRrHERN HE,
Time table in effect May 10Th, 1887. 1raip,
leave Wilmington (Frenoh at,eet) as follows
Fer Reading, Birdsboro, Joanna, Spring
neld, Waynesburg Junction, Manor, PottG
ville, Tanaqu Allentown, Lebanon, Wef.
nersville and all points on the Philadelphis
and Reading X. E., 7.00 o. 10. and 2.46 p. N,
For Springfield, Waynesburg juno
ton, Coatesville, Embreevilie, Lenepe,
Ohadd's Ford and DuPont's and interme.
diate points, 90 q. m. ID, and 10 D. IN.
For West Chester, 7 90 .. m. 246 pm.
For New Bridge and intermediate pointe
o.1b p. IN. and on Saturday, At 16 and II. II
p. m.
On Sunday for Reading and intermediate
points, at 8 % q. m, and for Springfield and
intermediate points At ID p. N.
A. q. MoCAUSLAND, r. b. HIBBARB.
Superintendent. (fonl Pass. AK't
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
DOrlCHo.

Norl01'
TAX PAYERS TAKE NOTICE. OlTY
AND SUHOOL TAXES FOX 1857.
Tho undersigned, receivers Of taxes for the
city OF Wilm ipgtoD, will po at No. 10 East
sixth street, between Market and King
streets. during tho month OF July, 1887. bo.
tween the bours Of 8 and IL fn the morning.
and from 2 TO Q IN tho afternoon, for the
purpose Of receiving taxes. Un all taxos
paid during July there will DO q reduction
Of five cents on every dollar, and all taxes
paid on or after the nrst day Of August. H..
cludiux the hrst Tuesday Of September.
shall be payable without deduction Rs
Rforceaid and all taxes unpaid on the day
next after tho first day OF September. shall
be increased Dy the addition Of i've per
contum on the amount thereof.
EDMUNDF. MOODY,
Receiver Northern district, including all
north OF sixth street.
MAkfIN J. MEALEY,
Receiver Southern district, including all
south Of sixth street. lyi.u
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
HOT Wealth.
FOB

Purchase comfort where 'e
money will obtain it, with 'ne
to exchange or have your money /
If you are not satisfied.
THEY ARE BARGAINS
Mems Calf Brogaus only a.@I
Mems Canvas Brogsns, wide
heel, S1.Oo. ,. j
M-n's Low Cut Lace Shoes N
to $3.50. -,.I
Mems Lasting Congress, wiz
tip, 81 25 to 81 10.
Mems Base Bail Lace saosst 4
Little Boys Base Bal Lace Y
to 90c. al
Children's Pebble ali Rd W
Button Shoes from 6)c. to M,
Misses Pebble and hld spl1
Button from 81 25 to 81 jo' r 4
Misses Pebble and All he'I
81 to Sl.65. ~ s.,.
Little Boys Button Tip saos l.ss
Boys Hook Lace Shoes '''n
S1.@. fan ou,|
Ladies' Plan Lasting bu'@
to S1.75. .,u t,.l
$1.25. ~, vo,as ID
Ladies' Lasting Kid foSeu I
Ladies Kid and Pebble '''|
S1.25.
THE HIT OF THE SEASON u
,-o s-arK nP
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13

NUTIOE-IHE ANNUAL MEETING
IN Of tho stockholders Of "1he Rehoooth
Beach Association will be held in Scott
chapel, kehoboth Beach, DEL, on Wednes.
time tive directors will be elected to serve
the ensuing three years.
Wld. II. BiLLANY, Secretary.
Wilmington, Del, July 7, 1881. iys,l2.l4,17
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13

CATALOGUES OF THE DELAWARE
" state Fair are now ready and can be
had at tho REPUBLICAN oftice,0r by address.
ing the Secretary, D.B. BARNAkp, Dover,
Del. jyl2.l2t
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
SUMMER COOKING

We have sold Thousands oi
gallons of NAPHTHA, COM
monty called gasoline, for gaso
line stoves, and none of our Gus
toners ever reported an acci-
dent. Why7 Because we sell
none but the purest narhtha,
being sweet, safe and Of good
sire ngth. Delivered free to any
part of the city. No charge for
cans.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13

NyOTIUE-aoo SHARES NEW SERIES
IN Mechanics Building Losn Stock lust
itsued and for sale. First payment oD the
made to W. J. MORROW, Secretary, No
ALI French street, will receive prompt alton
tion. a22-eod.u
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13

NUrCE-ALLC che BANKS OF Will
N mingtcn hereby give notice that trade
dolsrs will net be recsjved by them afte
July 28,h instant.
by authority OF all the banks. iy9.7teod
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13

NyOTIOE.-I WILL OoMM ENUr On
IN MONDAY, April 25tn, to regulate,
seal and stamp all Weights and measures
work left at Kyle's Ninth and King streets,
or at my residence, :ll8o Poplar street, vii.
m III ton, will receive prompt attention.
JAUUB DEAKYNE,
Regulator Of Weights and naeasures.
A-23 6m q O-d
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13

TUTIOE-AID LOAN AS SUOlATION
~ now oilers new series Of stock for
sale; first payment due July 20.
JOHN T. DAVIS. President.
GEORGE U. MAIRS, Secretary. iyl1-16t
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13

WEST-BOUNDs
Chicago Limited, daily. ....... ....Ilo A. n
Arrives OhicagC9.O0 next morning.
Baltimore Accommodation, daily,
except Sunday.............. ......8 10 q. m.
Cincinnati Limited, daily. -. %. .u.2b n. n
Arrives Cincinnati 7.<6 A. III. St. Louif
e.so p. M. next day.
Baltimore Accommodation, daily. 800 p. N.
chicago and st. Louis Expross,
daily. ..........h.<oP.h d
Sfngerly Accommodate daily, I.3o p. N
FOR RLANDENBER9,9 . 00 A. ID sunday
only: ll.oo q. IN. daily, except Sunday.
800 p. NJ, and b.z6 p. M. daily.
Trains leave Market Street station:
For Philadelphia $50 A. M., daily excep
Sunday, 2D r. NJ, daily. for Baltimore
2%o 2. A., daily. Eci Landenborg, $50 and
II: 90 A: M, daily, exeep, Sunday; 800 q. iu
Trains for wilmington-Leave Philadel
phia s7.oe and $40 o. N. daily. 7.lb q. m
daily, except sunday; 1000, 1905 q. In
dsily;2 90, $40, l.2t, 900, $40, $50. $40
1000 y. N. daily.
Express trains
W. Ii. CLEMENTS, q. X. LORD.
Manager. 9cn1 Pass. Agent
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13

DKIpES hEDU JED-SlhLolN SrkAn
j 10 oonts o pound; rib roast Is cents
pound; rump stesk lScents pound; round
st6sk pounds for rs cents; cbpck from to
l2oents poun1; plgte and briesst cents .
pound; oUrn beef 0, to IL cents pound
|THoS. A. SHARPE stall No. ], stn street
market, m2e-p
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13

would nOt have D0on % pioaehnt, % sno
sight Of veteran 10 him has about the
same effect rcd rag has when flashed
In the face OF mad bull. i
wANAhAKER's
rHLAD.LrHIA. wednesday. July Is. 1857.
Embroidered Piques. A
few pieces of many kinds.
All perfect goods, and many
with narrow to match. Wei
want to clean up the stock.
The prices shall do it.
Whit, Embroidered Piques-
Reduced from 81. go to $500.
Reduced from 81. 90 to S1.5O.
Reduced from 81 90 to 81 40.
Reduced from S1.75 to $1.25.
Reduced from 81 50 to $1.10.
Reduced from $1.25 to 95c.
Reduced from $l.20 to 95c,
Buff Embroidered Piques-
Reduced from " go to 81 80.
Reduced from S1.75 to 81 25.
Reduced from 81 .3S to 81 05.
Southwest of centre.
Jersey-weave Silk; corded
like Faille Francaise, but
lighter. Delicate shades,
beautiful patterns, 255 in.
A stuff that drapes graceful
ly and won't pull apart at
the seams; but you haven't
taken kindly to it. Has been
$3.50, now IS cents-much
less than cost of making.
i Gauze India Silks; still
choice picking among them;
LIS cents from SI.35.
West Transept.
| Fine, filmy, fleecy, fancy
Shawls and Wraps for piaz.
liza, seaside or evening wear.
All the exquisite tints Of the
} season.
4 Cashmere Shawls, soft and
clinging, $I.25 to 81
Il Delicate Cashmere Scarfs,
,, embroidered and plain, a
: dozen shades, 50 cents to ST.
Il Plush Scarfs, Sc, So and
,s $40.
II Fancy Shawls; barege
e silk and satin in stripes; may
yjbe so styles. Light ane
lovely, $3.50 to $3.50.
ii Special lot of Silk Shawls
y cream, black and blue, IS
,, Coquettish, graceful. airy.
10 Second floor, near Juniper and Chestnu
10 streets corner. Take elevator.
!, n Linens are coo'. N,
'e cooler stufs woven. Blu
J. that's not why so many wo
N men are at the Linen Coun
!. J. ters these hot days. Th
IS proper goods are there ar
=. m the prices are right.
= Four random.picked items
80 Soft, thick, close, Bleache
q; German Table Linen, Sc in
ID Id 50 cents. Napkins to mattel
re Cream German Damasl
as as 2 inches more than 2 yarc
'.l wide, IS cents. To look ;
Of Of it you'd say it'd swear lik
n, m iron" 1t won't, but it'll la
We We till you tire of it. Napkin
ta- too.
, ell Mems Linen Handke,
ole chiefs, woven colored bo
sed ders, 81 a dozen. YOU,
as paid IS cents each for r
better.
wy Unhemmed Linen Ham
m kerchiefs for boys and girl
put put SO cents a dozen.
ext Southwest of centre.
the The way Crazy Crep
oy. are going is a caution. Pu
,,;s sks ling, picking, cutting all d;
~o, , long. Some OF the patter
sed are out, but the assortme
," re. still good. Neat, dain
s:s; ST.. figures precisely put on
hin hin loosely woven, tumble
ger tumbled surface Of fine wi
ssd 1 threads. A careless stuff
iers no worry in the maxim
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13

On and after Thursdsy, April 70,
" III leave Fourth street wharf, daily. tSun
day included, for Chestsr and Phtladel.
phia at and 10 .. m, ls.As noon, and al
|p. N.
For Marcus Hook, .. m. and l.lS p. n.
Leave Philsdelphia at ana 10 .. m, l2.As
noon, and p. m.
and Wilmington ut Gas every Sunday even.
ing.
Telephone No. 81.
No freight received for . particular boat
after 30 minutes previous TO Its leaving
time. "nA
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13

I'm aud sfter JUNE IHh. trains will leave
FOOT OF FREN CH STREET at Al
.. m, and on sundays 1t sos .. m, TO con-
meet with steamer 1t Delaware liver pier.
Returning the train will leave the piei
on arrival Of sssamers
Fare for the round trip, SI.oo'
On Sunday, IS cents
t1g-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13

PUBLIC BALES.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
PUEBLO SALE -o,-
Fl O r. S E S..
&, & & &

The subsc, ibers will sell at public sale at
their stables No. 4ly West Front street, VIII
Del. on
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13

BOHEDULE IN EFFECT, July 8, 1887.
Trains leave Delaware Avenue Depot;
EAsT.BoUND:
Phlia. Accommodation, daily .....6.lBA. NJ,
Phila. Accommodation, daily 100 A. % :,
Phlla. Accommodation, daily .... ..1.sb A. n
Phtla. Accommodation, daily ... 10. 10 a. ID.
Phila. b Chester express, daily lila A. I'd.
Phila. Accommodation, daily .... loo p. m.
Phila. Accommodation, daiiy..... 3,10p. m.
Phile. & Chester express, daily. Ass p. 70,
Phil. Accommodation, daily. ...... $40 p. N.
Phtla. Accommodation, daily go p. d. .
Phtla. Accom-. daily except Sunday,7 80 m.
Phils. d Unester express, daily, 1853 p. N
Phila. Accommodation, daily 1900 p. n
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
d OHIO 4 AlLR DAD.

UVH0fkI = 89goHB0f ABUut1
OHA1Iss =. YueH General kanAsss
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
SLIPPERS

Slippers of XII, Pain s9a lia,S II
puffs and bows III gTet. Nv. s'
oxford and Miranda tirs' M,,,,;. 4
Slippers for Ladies' h''''s
Men and Boys. ,.,,,e Lad
Slippers OF Kii, PeOo'''
Velvet Embroidered -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-16
40 LONGER A STA TENMi v.

E1 state A. DaggetL OF Brooklyn has for twenty
wear, worn glorious brown musicale anu killing SHE
vsker barber has shaved him for seven years
con,erutively. The other day no had new barber
Cut oil my side whiskers said tho Brooklyn politician as
n. sank down in chair Tho new barber obeyod The
old barber would rebeo and tho whlskers have been
for no tho shears through one aide oil
his gIores than Ddgget ropcntoL 1t was thea too
lae later tho senator In Broadway car In
Nsw.York. bound uptown. lie was rcaing paper man
whom he for quarter Of a century and
sat down him. The eyed him closely. Pres
entity ~ said. half ap0logetcally:
You look like Senator Daggott'
'sorry that" tho gruT reply from tho Senator.
who kept his eye, rvetei on tho paper
your voice Is like Dlggotrs" said the Ia
second attomDt 20 0pon co lvorsaton.
More's the pity Sir Diggeus unvieling and dis
courteous reply The eight blocks The
1n.lly and pnttiny Daggets
Knee injured a confidential tone;
SAY, really. aren't YOU senator DaggettT
NO siI, the reply. In a that would have frozen
waterfall
stu the doubted. o looked closer and Qulzzcally
Mr.. Daggeu for minute ami then exclaimed:
"Say. You are a lar
haven't boon a member of the Senate for
responded Mr. Dagget with readiness that set
I'm tho laughing moment later ho had
0 the and disappeared Ia the crowd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-16
roo MINY LEGS AND WINGS

noApDING-uOrsE FOWL TOO MUCH LIKE BEETLES
Old Mr. Eottle was busy dcvourng his soup. He ana
Professor Nudge the first 10 app ar at the dihho
table even Ms. CodhooAcr, The andaiy not having YET
arrived
You see" remarked old Mr.. otue parsing TO stir in
a uttl, more salt long experience In TINS househon mas
taught me AVOID surprises IN the soup IL 10 WISE u
arrive as carly dinner possible Arrive lae' ana INC
,n,ct.ie e liable At ans nome De destroyed by pJ.-
sibic discoveries
Il .grce with you heartily, sir" replied Professor
Nudse.
The Professor was a small man with large bald head
lie wore trimmed ,pcctaces with tufts 81 "hiie cot
ton tied on like saddle where they strols his nose VI
rubbed h.s temples, giving him a "ooly appearance
science, contnu.I the Professor samIlng the grapes
IN fruit dish 10 decide which bunch To take suO''
oueny, decree, tina. this age investigate every
Ting. but say life Is 700 short for uA II We In
clue soup, ha-h AMI clam ehO"d'i.'
A. this Junctus, Ms. Codhoo@cr. the Young LADY
Boardcr and several Others The Bank Clerk AL
the Two MAIDEN Ladies were away the former was on
hunting trip latter had announced that they were
gong ~ the mountains or hc autumn and then checked
th.ir trunk, ior bloomfield. Sew jersey.
81 notice. MIS-. Codhookcr," remarked Old Mr. Rotie
an ably, that have been taken ~ the paror
urniture-Yes, thank you. Itic OF The chcsen-and az
thu approach thus sufficiently heraded shall
get out my winter suit and let the campt1r-
Here Oh gentleman suddenly ceased The plate
that brought o him contained The wing of ehioAen'
lie Inspected 30 In freezing silence, aud a. length SAID IN
tones OF de-, pest indignation;
Mr.. C.dhooarr, 1 should earnestly like "a know why
q is thai ia this h0usc seldom receive any
portion ~ a fowl but lag Wing. Wien ch.c%ens
are scarce / generally given 10. II We dino U"
rols duck 9TH feast the lls and u there De- tulNey
i,r a amer / compelled "a Struggle "4h the drum
s and soil my Nnrers aud clothes 80 e combat II IL
T., not lcg, Il Is wing. nave kept record OF the
matter during the past two years have received
ninryurcc wings sixty legs and the white meat only
eight time. have noticed, moreover that the oiher
toArlet, ar served s aud wings with equal frequency
In behalf u this household, thc rforc, hm Iuathed IN
a,k.ng Ars CoihOarr, becomes % the White Hca, T.
You have ali fatercd tn landiady much dis
turbctL
Ihrn. madame, ia proportion Is all wrong all wrong
ucr-d old Mr. Euffle In Ntgtrou, tones. All your
chicken, ~ ics, dud wings a. = beetle. Am
n1t CORRECT" added. appealing a. Professor Nudge.
ENTIRELY, sir, entirely, sad the Professor. Ia hs eN
element taking sp0uufuIs O tuguIp under the In
preston 10 a. applr sauce $500 49,,
have nothing further u say" said old Mr.. Rotc,
pushing away plate and arising ffom The table, eN
cep' thar I refuse another wing. II ever reach
thr Promised Land hereafter shall not be- able a. n( any
better angel By having CON" into training Madame
on ninety Of your chicken wings bcfOrchnnd.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-16

At the Chatham square station yesterday little incident
occurred which amused tho by.tanders hal
come from uptown Second tram. and had crossed
Tho breGs TO tho Thr Lave platform Just then south
Ferry tram camo Tight and the Euar the station plat
form called loudly "Souh Ferry train The yonns
man stepped mp tho quart ald politely asked Does this
train 70 TO city alr Tho looked him in ast3nlsh
eni and then evidently thinking that tho was
,rynK to play game hun. again caod out South
Ferry train"
The young maio visor by this Information again
asked him Doe, this train go to city Hail"
Tho guard probably thinking that such stupidity was too
dee for him engten. else still supposing that tho
otrr turned his back hi, questoner
and once more shouted. Scuih Ferry train"
Tho Young his and selling the guard Oy
have you hal, dozen times this train this one
right here goes HAL The guard angrLy replied
~ told you half dozen times thai this IS a
South p f. ,..,.. -
u aax train" broke the other what want To know
=. goes 10 CITY ualir' This much Tor the guard
who wrenched himself from his trmontor and nntts
,ry 10 himself Don't the blamed IDIOT know anythinsF
dlsappeared the tick-to1ics ..,--
Nv I'M, tmo hat TO stop nj tho statos
and tho Young stepping tho platform OF the io
ard car repeated question 10 the guard on tho usln
Doe, I'M. City Hslli That chump on the plat
wont tell
The cuard III him did he stopped OIL tho
train again stAnder explained to him that tho Cly a
s,,tn was on branch which South oiry trans
take tho train that displayed TWO
white It's oconotve Ils yeunE man tns hAeu t
Tor The inflammation said 'Why cpulnt thar follow
hay. old me How did know that tho Cty II All was
not station the South Ferry limo never WAS uo"n
her before IN my life"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-16
SV1LLOVED UP IN D.4RRNESS.

,xsrrpy THAT MAY NEVER DE EXPLAINED.
The tramp who shudders Mt an anachronism Is o,s-
yrace TO his profession 1t was late on TUESDAY ighe
and n Young man, who like the great Emerson hmseil'
does not belong to the poets but only TO low depart
mani OF lterature-the reporters. was walking along
poa,vav with some companions A shout or two or
LAUGHTER and tramp. mushroom-likc. popped up and In
the most concating ana insinuang phrases ana Tue
smoothest and mcllowest OF voices began:
"E,cuse mo- gentlemen. believe that you, Ike my
self like to good time OCCASIONALLY mo TO
porters nodded assent. more oy the way vi oHe'"a0
ment than OF admission
"Wel I'm that kind OF bird myself ana just ~
presen, I'm in pretty tough luck
The bird" comparison was good. althoughthe piuma@e
as rufled and beiraggled. suggesting flights not far
above the soilcd things OF earth.
nI went out to-day to tho annual meeting OF the
Michael O'Toolo Association at Wienerwnrst PARK.
Weehawkcn and unfortunately took little TOO much
III, meaning. OF course was clear, although tho OK
preston was ndehaito
"In fact gents. have spent all my money. lhVe up
Ninety.sixthst and I'm 50 tired that can't possibly
walk seventy blocks" and his quiverng legs treubled
with each quaver OF his voice. IAN ask Is that you
give me yoIr and addresses. aud advarco me a
loan OF five cents for carfarc, which will return 70
morrow"
The reporters were touched 1t miserable plight
to be in, and thsy nagnaninously scraped up h'e
pennies AMI gave them to the overoyel member Oh inc
Michael O'roole fraternity. heariless inquiry a. 10
vhct er ho really wouldn't prefer To squlhdrr th"'
nickel Oh glass OF beer seemed to rcnd him In twain AZ
he passed with the money but without inc hamc'
and addresses for which he Ind pleaded
IL was the Thursday nlSht following anu tue in
porrrs were walking along Fuurlernth-st discussing INC
play. when familiar ure caught their attention. "
voice, smooth AMI mellow, began: ,,o
"Excusa Ine. gentlemen. ain In Dau way law
lust returned from chicago IN the nnc-lmtt uaiu %
Am on my way my family AT 1onkcfs oulorluh"try
lost my purse the Journey. and therefore am 'o
ne led 10 ask you you Will give me your names anu
addresses and advance Inc small loan WIN M...0n ~
get lodging and something to eat. VIII repay S'
All
lIo must noticed several =linmerS OF ree"g p
I'm the REPORTERS eyes, before they coi ASK nun ~
what pr JcSy aud Mr. Hyde contriVance ne h'n ~
nnri ed himself Chicago ard imported hnseli paoA ~
N.w York IN days he had vanished a. sh"irhly anu
AS nni-tly A. the mushroom disappears unucr
blasts The secret of marvellous loconotoh WAS losI
iu The darkness which swallowed hin up